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TRAINING IS AN ESSENTIAL NEW YEAR RESOLUTION FOR CLEANING BUSINESSES
Independent janitorial distribution network, Jangro, is urging cleaning businesses to make training a priority for 2022 in order to uphold standards and keep spaces clean and safe. With end-users’ expectations of cleanliness and hygiene currently higher than ever, ensuring that professional cleaning staff receive high quality and relevant training is essential to maintain excellence.
Jangro’s award-winning e-learning platform, the Learning Management
Solution (LMS), offers a flexible and contact-less approach to training. Highly accessible, it is optimised for all devices and has also been accredited by the CPD Certification Service.
CPD (Continuing Professional Development) is an established, national accreditation operating across industry sectors, helping to develop staff with the skills and knowledge required within their organisations. This accreditation offers customers additional assurance that the training content offered by Jangro’s LMS is appropriate and of first-class quality and integrity, enabling operatives to stay up to date.
Jangro CEO, Joanne Gilliard, said: “At a time when consumers are still being much more selective about where they spend their time and money – basing their decisions on hygiene levels – training can make all the difference. A well-trained employee will achieve a high quality clean every time, enhancing a business’ image and making it a more attractive place to visit. Importantly, it also helps keep the workforce safe whilst it continues to work with Covid-19 in general circulation.”
The innovative Jangro LMS, features bronze, silver, and gold badges. As well as enabling users to track their progress, these help encourage individuals to complete more modules, gain a higher status, and promote their success to others. Available to all Jangro customers and their staff, it covers a wide range of topics, with varying course lengths, so that users can dip in and out of sessions as required and train remotely at times that suit them.
Modules include Colour Coding & Infection Control, Health and Safety, Washroom Hygiene, COSHH, Floor Care, Kitchen Hygiene, and many more. Jangro also offers a versatile system to ‘train on the go’ with their Task Cards – brief, highly visual documents containing step-by-step instructions for product usage and safety information.
www.jangrolms.net.
THE FACILITIES EVENT REBRANDS AS THE WORKPLACE EVENT
Exhibition organisers Nineteen Group has announced the launch of The Workplace Event following extensive industry consultation and research. Showcasing the latest insights and innovations in workplace experience and facilities management, it aims to bring together practitioners to share their learnings and expertise in how the design of workspaces, technology and experiences can drive better organisational outcomes.
www.tomorrowsfm.com
The Workplace Event will take place on 5th- 7th April 2022 at the NEC Birmingham and will build on the foundations laid by its predecessor, The Facilities Event.
“The industry has evolved considerably over the last few years,” explained Tristan Norman, Group Director of Nineteen Group. “And we are thrilled to develop our event to reflect that. The last two years have seen the rise of hybrid working and increased flexibility, and the workplace has been at the forefront of making this transition a success. The Workplace Event will be the go-to place for everyone who wants to stay
ahead of the game in these exciting and challenging times.”
The event will be co-located with its sister-shows, The Health & Safety Event, The Fire Safety Event, The Security Event and National Cyber Security Show. It will feature a main exhibition space, where visitors will be able to learn about the latest developments in every part of workplace experience and facilities management, from CAFM to catering, cleaning to security, health and wellbeing to interiors and more.
www.theworkplaceevent.com/ TOMORROW’S FM | 17
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